If you’ve ever tried to grow your account by following people, liking posts, or dropping a few comments, and suddenly hit a brick wall, you’ve run into Instagram’s invisible limits. And yeah, they’re confusing on purpose. The rules you find online say things like “60 follows per hour” or “7,500 max total.” But then you…
You post a video. It gets flagged, removed, or shoved into the void with 8 views and no explanation. Was it the caption? The dancing? That one random word? You appeal—and lose. And just like that, you’re shadowbanned. According to a now-deleted AMA from a TikTok moderator, you’re not imagining it. The platform’s moderation system…
Lately, saying the wrong word on TikTok—even if it’s harmless or completely unrelated to current events—can get your content flagged, removed, or worse… earn your account a strike. Creators are reporting violations for words like “Free Palestine,” “Free Luigi,” “inauguration,” “dolt,” “racist,” and even everyday teasing in comments between friends. At the same time, blatantly…
If you’re grinding your way toward the Creator Rewards Program and stuck in what feels like follower jail, you’re not alone. You post. You comment. You follow back. You tweak your content. And still… crickets. Meanwhile, others are breezing past 10K like it’s nothing—or so it seems. Whether you’re posting gaming clips, travel vlogs, or…
You post a video, set it to private, and forget about it. Then one day, you check your account and find a bunch of those private videos marked as “under review.” They’re not offensive. They weren’t reported. Nobody else can even see them. Still, the label’s there—and now your heart is racing because TikTok moderation…
Getting hit with a strike for using a clown emoji? Being afraid to go live because someone might say something that gets you banned? Yeah, I’ve seen it too—and it’s exhausting. What used to feel like a creative free-for-all now feels more like a digital landmine field, where one mildly sarcastic comment can cost you…
One day you’re getting solid engagement, the next day your TikToks are doing worse than a school play on a Monday morning. Sound familiar? Yeah, I’ve been there too. And lately, it’s not just you or me—there’s been a noticeable shift in how TikTok shows content to people. That classic “post and hope it hits…
